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In the documentation of ImageNet-C Corruption Functions, There are 19 functions.
But in the implementation, there is another function called fgsm that has a weird implementation.
Anyone could explain it to me what is it?
Thanks.
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fgsm stands for Fast-Gradient-Sign-Method, which is an optimization/updating method for white-box attack. It generates adversarail patterns based on gradient values (specifically, its sign, i.e. positive or negtive).
In the documentation of ImageNet-C Corruption Functions, There are 19 functions.
But in the implementation, there is another function called
fgsm
that has a weird implementation.Anyone could explain it to me what is it?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: